What’s Hot, What’s Not: China Boiling Hot, UK Not [Fund Edition]

Fri 04 Oct 2024

By Brian Dennehy

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  • As expected, China is dominant over the month, with some funds up in excess of 20%.
  • 7 of the top funds are Chinese.
  • 2 funds are Asian, reminding us that Asia as a whole is also a beneficiary of a more stable China.
  • Similarly with emerging markets generally, China being the biggest component.

 

What’s Not

  • 5 of the duds are UK smaller company funds.
  • Notably, 4 are micro/AIM funds, where the greatest concerns might lie ahead of the Budget.
  • 2 biotech/healthcare funds suggest disappointment with the pipeline of new drugs.

 

 

What’s Hot

Name

Sector

Last Month’s
Performance %

FSSA All China

China/Greater China

27.07

Baillie Gifford China

China/Greater China

21.38

M&G China

China/Greater China

20.78

Invesco China Equity (UK)

China/Greater China

19.24

Allianz China A-Shares Equity

China/Greater China

17.77

Janus Henderson China Opportunities

China/Greater China

17.30

FSSA Greater China Growth

China/Greater China

13.35

Ninety One Asia Pacific Franchise

Asia Pacific Excluding Japan

10.23

TM Redwheel Global Emerging Markets Fund

Global Emerging Markets

8.66

Fidelity Sustainable Asia Equity

Asia Pacific Excluding Japan

8.52

 

What’s Not

Name

Sector

Last Month’s
Performance %

Liontrust Russia

Specialist

-8.57

WS Guinness Global Energy

Commodity/Natural Resources

-8.03

FP Octopus UK Micro Cap Growth

UK Smaller Companies

-7.82

Liontrust UK Micro Cap

UK Smaller Companies

-7.75

MI Canaccord Genuity UK Smaller Companies

UK Smaller Companies

-7.47

AXA Framlington Biotech

Specialist

-6.99

IFSL Marlborough UK Micro-Cap Growth

UK Smaller Companies

-6.68

Thesis Stonehage Fleming AIM TR

UK Smaller Companies

-6.60

Slater Recovery

UK All Companies

-5.82

Schroder Global Healthcare

Global

-5.64

 

Fund performance 01/09/2024 – 30/09/2024. Funds <50m in size and ETFs excluded from the above research.

 

NOTE

We do this blog to simply highlight short term trends. These are not recommendations.

 

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